Sleeveless Fashions Cause Milady to Heed
By Madane Rubinstein Sautiful arms have long inspired poets and artists. The modern beauty favors smooth brown arms, slender and strong, tanned from outdoor exercise. Synthetic beach tan or makeup can imitate this look.
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Spectator fashion hints for sporty wear and arm care
Gentral Press fashion writer Collette Cartier advises on chic spectator outfits for races and polo, featuring seveneighths coat over a checked frock, and sleeved versus sleeveless styles. She stresses beauty care for arms, handling sun damage, hair, freckles, and arm exercise routines to maintain smooth skin and toned contours.
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Colette Cartier
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Style Whimsies In Velvet Woolens For Fall Fashion
Velvet effects and Handkerchief linen promise new fall looks with plain and printed blouses and dresses for summer. A fan shaped shirring detail adds elegance to a claret red velvet evening wrap for warm weather wear. Designers suggest capes and diagonal seams to slim hips by drawing attention above the waist, reducing hip emphasis.
Beef Stew and Related Household Hints From Mary Menu
Beef Stew recipe uses beef, potatoes, cabbage, barley and vegetables with water to simmer for about an hour. Pie recipe with orange and lemon variants, cornstarch custard and meringue top. Cleaning walls tips emphasize minimal water, three cloths, and careful scrubbing technique. Also notes mirror placement for better lighting.
Common Folk and Blind Love in Everyday Life
A reflective piece on how ordinary couples overlook flaws as love guides them, highlighting one partner’s devotion and the unseen balance of companionship that keeps daily life moving despite imperfection and social judgments. It weaves reader questions about relationships with advice on self-respect and loyalty.
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Virginia Lee
Reach for a cigarette instead of a sweet debate
Letter column by Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters discusses a controversy between candy and cigarette ads promoting smoking as a weight control aid. She warns that smoking is rarely moderate, varies by individual susceptibility, and can be harmful. Readers’ questions on ammonia hair removal and henna dyes are addressed with cautions and health notes.
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Miss Gale on Writing and Global Citizenship Efforts
Miss Zona Gale, author of Miss Lulu Bett, says writing comes from simply sitting down to write. She began with a printed book before writing, freelances, and sometimes starts with a title. Gale supports talented youngsters and advocates race equality, while discussing the National League of Women Voters push on married women's nationality. Skyscraper design study by New York women schools inspires truck design plans.
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Lilian Campbell
Zona Gale
National League of Women Voters
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Quotations on Wisdom and Duty From Classical Thinkers
A compact collection of maxims and reflections from Cicero Quintillian Horace Bailey and Chesterfield. The lines emphasize restraint timing action and living in the present to avoid vanity and delay. Each maxim offers practical guidance on character and productivity.
Peter's Adventures FLORENCE SPUTH VINCENT
In a playful reminiscence, Father Wild Gander and Mother Wild Goose recall the Goslings learning to swim after breaking from their shells. They describe the babies tumbling into water and instinctively paddling, while the parents lament forgotten early lessons and marvel at youth’s rapid discoveries. Tommy Gosling joins the tale.
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Salting Roast During Cooking Sparks Debate
A kitchen primer notes that salting meat midway through cooking helps retain juices. Salting raw meat draws out moisture, whereas applying salt after partial cooking seals in flavor and improves tenderness.
Flame Between the Two Roses at Corn of the World
Poem fragments speak of a lone flame in shared hearts. Imagery ties ancient spheres to future Junes, implying a inward burn linking two disparate tales. The speaker traces a personal nexus where both flames meet at the heart.
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